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On the other hand humans have built-in special processing stages already. One that comes to mind is that the neurons in your eyes in effect run a sharpening fil
by Asooka 8y ago
On the other hand humans have built-in special processing stages already. One that comes to mind is that the neurons in your eyes in effect run a sharpening filter on the incoming light before the data ever enters your brain. I don't think it's a stretch to propose that we should implement certain features as special-purpose processing stages that the neural network can use, with the goal of having a more efficient system.
The holy grail would be a neural network that has programming capabilities and can write bare metal programs for itself.
- scotty79 8y ago> On the other hand humans have built-in special processing stages already. Yes. But there were cases where human could perform function elsewhere that was usually done in special site when thst site got damaged.